Fusion Friday (ep118): Adaptive Clearing vs Pocket Clearing

This week we talk about when and where you should use the different Roughing strategies Fusion 360 has to offer to maximize your ROI and Reduce Machining time and wear and tear.
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[@839Bender]

thx for the video, I which you had a better mic.

[@tdg911]

Great information thank you. Just an FYI your audio seems to always be over modulating. Lower that gain a tip. Always good content.

[@othoapproto9603]

why do people do PIP in their videos? It's so distracting! Is it ego, oh look at me, I'm more important than the subject I'm teaching.

[@homer4889]

I really love this software, but because our shop is doing aerospace and defense jobs, apparently cloud based we’re not accredited for this industry yet. O man..😢

[@NexGenCAM]

Have you thought about InventorCAM or HSM Works?

[@elijahcbr6009]

Awsome what happened to jit cam?

[@benguthrie7053]

Phil Brown is the man!!!

[@NexGenCAM]

Thank You Ben

[@MethodicalMaker]

wow! thanks for the video! im just getting started with cnc machining as a hobbies, and this did such a good job explaining the differences. I feel like it was as short and concise as you could have made it while still conveying the differences. all the different examples really helped illustrate the differences. I really liked the gcode direction change point comparison, i think that helped peek behind the curtain just a little on how fusion is strategizing for the different options. thanks again for sharing your knowledge on this!

[@HtownFriday]

Rub the shank... you had me @ hello

[@NexGenCAM]

Gotta use terms that people Remember just like when Phil B makes a mistake you'd be surprised how many people forever remember HAHA

[@mattiasarvidsson8522]

lol .. i remember when u could read about adaptive toolpaths in magazines, and mastercam was nagging about it

[@CraigHollabaugh]

Thanks, gave me a good introduction.

[@YuShaoChen]

Thx, very useful

[@adambergendorff2702]

Well done video!

[@joelgoodwin6303]

My general rule of thumb; Adaptive with endmill for taller/deeper features, Adaptive with shellmill/facemill for wide features/area's...
Always some variance though

[@NexGenCAM]

Another good Way to go about it.